By Jonah Song
Throughout the relatively brief life of Major League Soccer, it has gained the notorious reputation as one of the weakest professional soccer leagues in the world.
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OES Business Ventures Week #1 – The Simple OES Parking Solution
By Noah Wali and Jonah Song
Noah Wali and Jonah Song tackle the Sparc parking issue in the first ever issue of “OES Business Ventures”.
Read This If You Hate Vince Staples
By Jonah Song
Last June, American rap artist Vince Staples released his sophomore album, “Big Fish Theory.”
Live Grading Update
By Jonah Song
This year, beginning in the first semester, many Sophomores voiced complaints about the current situation of live grade updates. Currently, as it stands, OES students cannot access their current grades in classes; teachers are only required to calculate the students’ grades at the end of each semester.
Appreciation of African Wildlife
By Noah Wali and Jonah Song
Here is a photographic appreciation of African wildlife in order to raise awareness for endangered species throughout Africa.Read More »
Science Research Season is Upon us
By Jonah Song
As the time until the Aardvark Science Exposition decreases, students are beginning to focus in on experimentation and meeting deadlines for their science research. Consequently, the annual time for protesting and stressing about science research is upon us.
What Is It Like To Have A Faculty Member As A Parent?
by Jonah S.
Here at OES, there are a wide range of professions that students’ parents have. However, only a handful of students have parents that work at OES.
OES’ 2012 Master Plan
The Future of OES Campus: The Scott House Site
By Jonah Song
With the deconstruction of Scott House, many people are wondering: What are the plans for the site of Scott House?
The Future of the OES Campus: Introduction
By Ben Clark and Jonah Song
With the major changes to the OES campus that occurred last year that will continue throughout this year, the Dig would like to familiarize the upper school with the changes on our campus. In the coming weeks, members of the Aardvark Dig will profile some of these major changes, in a series we are calling “The Future of the OES Campus”. Stay tuned for more.
